Drops a login profile or list of login profiles.
drop login profile login_profile_name [, login_profile_name_list] [ with override ]
specifies the name of the login profile to be dropped.
specifies a list of login profiles to be dropped.
forcefully drops login profiles that are bound to login accounts. The login accounts associated with the dropped login profile will be associated with the default login profile.
Drops the login profile group1_login_profile if it is not bound to one or more login accounts.
drop login profile group1_login_profile
An error is generated because the sa_login_profile being bound to one or more login accounts.
drop login profile sa_login_profile Msg 11193, Level 16, State 1: Line 1: The specified login profile is the default login profile and/or associated with one or more login accounts. Remove the default property and/or associations or use the WITH OVERRIDE clause to drop the login profile.
The sa_login_profile is dropped even though it is bound to one or more login accounts.
drop login profile sa_login_profile with override
The command drop login profile removes the login profile if it is not bound to a login account.
Use drop login profile with override to forcefully remove a login profile that is bound to a login account. If the login profile is bound with to a login account, the login account will be bound to the default login account, if one exist. If the default login profile is also not present, precedence rules prior to Adaptive Server version 15.7 are observed for the login account.
ANSI SQL – Compliance level: Transact-SQL extension.
You must have sso_role privileges to drop login profiles.
Values in event and extrainfo columns of sysaudits are:
Event |
Audit option |
Command or access audited |
Information in extrainfo |
---|---|---|---|
141 |
security_profile |
drop login profile |
Keywords contain: login_profile_name [WITH OVERRIDE] |
Commands create login profile, create login, alter login profile, alter login , drop login
Documents For more information about dropping login profiles, see the Security Administration Guide.
Functions lprofile_id, lprofile_name
System procedure sp_passwordpolicy, sp_displaylogin, sp_displayroles, sp_locklogin